Hi. I recently bought a new computer system. I opted for an SSD drive for the OS (a 60gb corsair). I feel like my system is a bit sluggish at times though. Like it's lagging a little. Not enough to be horrible, but still... I have 16gb of ram. My windows experience index is 7.6. I paid a decent amount of money for it. I feel like I should be getting a bit better performance.
So I'm wondering if it's due to the SSD. I looked in my bios and saw that it was set as Primary Slave on IDE Channel 1. I have a 2tb Western Digital drive (partitioned into smaller disks) as Primary Master on Channel 0 and a DVD drive as Primary Slave. And then the SSD as Secondary Slave with nothing as Secondary Master. That struck me as odd. But I'm not the most knowledgable when it comes to hardware, so I hope someone can tell me whether this setup could be problematic or if I should be looking elsewhere?
I managed to change it to achi in the bios and get it working in Windows, and I did see an improvement in benchmark test. But not really noticeable in user experience.
For reference here are the best benchmark results I've had:
263 195
246 186
19 53
112 184
Any thoughts would be appreciated!
Lasse
So I'm wondering if it's due to the SSD. I looked in my bios and saw that it was set as Primary Slave on IDE Channel 1. I have a 2tb Western Digital drive (partitioned into smaller disks) as Primary Master on Channel 0 and a DVD drive as Primary Slave. And then the SSD as Secondary Slave with nothing as Secondary Master. That struck me as odd. But I'm not the most knowledgable when it comes to hardware, so I hope someone can tell me whether this setup could be problematic or if I should be looking elsewhere?
I managed to change it to achi in the bios and get it working in Windows, and I did see an improvement in benchmark test. But not really noticeable in user experience.
For reference here are the best benchmark results I've had:
263 195
246 186
19 53
112 184
Any thoughts would be appreciated!
Lasse